Attorney General's Office

The Arizona Attorney General's Office, established in 1998, serves as the primary legal representation and advocacy body for the state of Arizona. Led by Attorney General Kris Mayes, the office operates across 8 locations, focusing on a broad spectrum of legal matters crucial to the state's residents. Its mandate encompasses robust consumer protection initiatives, safeguarding civil rights, and ensuring public safety through diligent enforcement and proactive measures. The office actively engages in community outreach, providing essential education on critical topics such as internet safety, elder abuse prevention, and fraud detection, thereby empowering citizens and fostering a more secure environment.

The Attorney General's Office is dedicated to upholding justice and serving the interests of Arizona. Its work extends to complex legal challenges within criminal justice, advocating for equitable education funding, and providing critical support and protection for vulnerable populations across the state. The team is committed to transparency and public service, working collaboratively to address the diverse legal needs of Arizona. Meet Attorney General's Office's team to understand the dedicated professionals driving these efforts.

With a significant operational scale, the office manages revenue of $35.4M and employs between 1,000 and 5,000 individuals. Its industry classification is Law Firms & Legal Services, positioning it as a key governmental entity within this sector. The office's strategic focus on prevention and awareness, alongside its core legal functions, underscores its commitment to the well-being and legal integrity of Arizona.